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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4011, 13 January 1892, Page 3

QTATEMENTOF RECEIPTS and O SXfENDITURE MASTERTON OEMIiiTBKY TRUST for year ended 31st December, 1891.

UEOMHS. I a i) 'J'o balance Ist January, '9l 32 17 10 " Foes iiidgrouud purchaso (iO 6 0 " Kent of reserve 1510 0 ICB 12 10 KxrBNDITURf. liy Labor ground ~, 22 17 9 ~ Contribution Morgue ... 20 0 0 „ !siilory Secretary ... 7 4 0 „ Oununiision 3 5 !) „ Prmiins and advertising 410 0 „ Law costs ... 12 15 4 „ Survey Foo 22 0 ,i Repairs and cartage ... 112 0 „ Sundries ... 18 6 75 IB 9 ~ Balancobauk ... 3217 1 103 12 10 Assem. Rent Uoservo Cemetery fees Balance 5 0 0 3 0 0 32 17 1 41 6 1 Liabilities. Salaries Gate and survey Sundries lie o 4 2 0 110 1 7 8 1 Balnnco 33 18 0 41 6 1

J. C. INGRAM, Secretary. Mnsterton, Brh January, lbl)2. Compared with boob and vouchers and found correct. W. SKLLA.It, Auditor

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. (Established 1803.J f j THE distinguishing characteristics of i. this old mid wealthy Company pro Moderate Rates, Undoubted Security, and PjIOMIT AND IIHEHAL SETTLEMENT of Claims. Paid up capital and invested funds—£l,ooo,ooo. Builders, Any and Ornin Stacks and all kinds of Itisks accepted at LOWEST BATES." Full particulars from the Agents. JNO. GBAIIAM k CO,, Mastkbibn, MASTERTON MASONIC LODGE, No 19, N.Z.O. THE monthly ineetinp of the above Lodge will be held on Wednesday, 18th January, 18112, at 8 p m, in the Lodge Room, Perry street. Business- -Ballot and general Visiting Brethren Cordially lnyited, By command of the W.M. W. SELLAR, s Secretary. CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE. J, CARPENTER PROPRIETOR, Per 8.5, Tonqanro. HAVE just received 9 trunks of Ladies* and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Specially selected for easy fititng and hard wear. Which will be offered at remarkably low prices. COLONIAL BOOTS mado by my special ordor suitable tor this district. From the well-known linkers of the following brands! Zealandia, Premier, and Indestructible and Hard Wear SCHOOL BOOTS. Boots and Shoes mado to order, and repairing executed with despatch. Country orders punctually attended to.

COMPLIMENTS OP THE SEASON. C. SMITH & Co, IN tondering this iwtico to tho general public, beg to offer thoir thanks to their patrons, mid also inform the public generally that thoy have just opened 20 cases of New Goods for the ChriHtmas and New Year trade, comprising 2 cases of Men's Tweed Suits from 19/6 to 60/ 2 eases of Mon's Trousors from 5/11 per pair 2 eases of Men's Trousora and Vests from 10/6 porpair 2 caaoa of Men's Straw flats from 1/ each 1 case Boys' Knicker Suits 4/11 to 17/0 1 case Gent's Ties, Sacks, &c., &c., &c. 12 dozen Hard Folfc flats 5/0, worth 8/6 , 30 dozen Merino Socks at 6d per pair 1 caso Res&tta and Wlute Shirts, new patterns 2 cases Men's, fouths' and Boys' Straw Hats SPECIAL LINE of HARVEST II ATS SIXPENCE EACH, Straw Helmets for Harvest 6d each, . FOR THE SHOWROOM--3 cases Straw llat3. Fancy Aprons, Ladies' Linen fronts; flowers. Pinafores, Ladies' White and Coloured Garabaldio Jnckota IS' GREAT VARIETY. Ladies' Underclothing Department is complete in all its branches. C. SMITH, while in tho Old Country has given great care lu selecting the above goods, which will be a auQicienc guarantee of value and style, and we are confident cannot be surpassed. Intending purchasers will do well to inspect the Stock before they invest in their Christmas Clothing. C. SMITH and Co., CASH STORE, QUEEN STREET, MABTERTON. ■ Branches—Wellington, Nelson, Gieymoutli and Wettport, '